In Lieu of a Stand-up
A news story that was supposed to be a stand-up, an on-site narration laying out the facts, describing the situation, a crisis, a national calamity, an ethnic cleansing as it unfolds…
Of Ownership and Citizenry
Ahead of municipal elections in Yerevan, Roubina Margossian writes that this fascinatingly adaptable city has hosted thousands of immigrants and a record breaking number of tourists this year, but its resources are running thin and the time before it can no longer catch up with its own development is fast running out.
Witnessing Is Only the Overture
When Azerbaijan launched the war in Artsakh in September 2020, Armenian journalists set out to witness, record and convey the hostilities to the world. Almost two years on, many wonder if they did enough.
Little Leaves
Preparing food can be a meditative journey of self-healing, of building community and a passage to one's heritage. It is the whispered world of women, a value created out of patience that can transform onions into translucent golden particles.
Repatriation Is a Big Word
Armenia is multicultural in the most covert ways, a landlocked country who has an Ayvazovsky. Whether you are moving forward by moving back or moving away, you are in its orbit.
She
Even when a woman has her very own day of the year, even a whole month in the case of Armenia, and even if during that month many articles will be written about her, this is not one of them.
Martakert: A City Fractured
The city of Martakert in Artsakh came under heavy shelling twice since the start of the war. This photo story captures the aftermath.
A Home to War
These powerful images capture fragments of life in Artsakh, a place that is boundlessly resilient yet has too often become a home to war.
Life in the Bunkers of Stepanakert
Following the attack by Azerbaijani Armed Forces on September 27, the women and children of Stepanakert shelter in bunkers while most of the men are off to the frontline.
Dispatches From Beirut: An Untenable Future
The beleaguered Armenian residents of Beirut recount the moment a catastrophic explosion destroyed their city. While they will now have to rebuild, many wonder about the future.
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